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More normally of course.
I say it's between 20-40%.
I say it's between 20-40%.
More normally of course.
I say it's between 20-40%.
Bad Trump for keeping those restaurants and gyms in NYC closed.
i'm sure those small businesses, as they learn more and more about Trump's lies, are really happy that they can't pay their landlords.
gonna be a bunch of business owners flip to Ds this election.
Can you cite the law or policy trump enacted which forced a single business to close?
here's what the small business owners, who can't pay their landlords, are watching...
Trump talks COVID-19 with journalist Bob Woodward: "I always wanted to play it down" - CBS News
Bad Trump for keeping those restaurants and gyms in NYC closed.
here's what the small business owners, who can't pay their landlords, are watching...
Trump talks COVID-19 with journalist Bob Woodward: "I always wanted to play it down" - CBS News
So no, you can’t show a single law or proposal from trump which closed businesses. Thank you.
I'll take that as a no.
it's that he mismanaged (and lied about it) the only big thing that landed in his lap. that's what everyone sees (and many have to deal with personally and financially now).
sorry if that hurts you and Trump.
It doesn't hurt me. I doubt it bothers President Trump.
Opening and closing businesses is a state or local issue.
He has no power to manage anything on a state level regarding the pandemic or business closures. That is entirely and 100% on governors.it's that he mismanaged (and lied about it) the only big thing that landed in his lap. that's what everyone sees (and many have to deal with personally and financially now).
sorry if that hurts you and Trump.
South Korea did all the right things, they didn't have to close their economy, and they didn't have to pay out a $3 trillion dollar stimulus package.
South Korea has lost a very few people to the virus. We've lost 200,000.
Thanks, Trump.
He has no power to manage anything on a state level regarding the pandemic or business closures. That is entirely and 100% on governors.
It doesn't hurt me. I doubt it bothers President Trump.
Opening and closing businesses is a state or local issue.
it's hard to know where we would be with more competent leadership. my guess is that fewer people would be embracing militant masklessness as some sort of political statement, at the very least.
South Korea's infection numbers are increasing.
he's our leader (who uses EOs all the time). it's his responsibility to lead our country during an attack (by coordinating with governors, inspiring our citizens to nip COVID before it got a foothold and providing the correct info to all Americans).
he failed. it will probably cost him his job (which them means huge legal problems).
You would of accused him of trying to distract everyones attention away from the ridiculous impeachment going on at the time.just think, within days of Trump learning about this thing, if he's gone on national TV and made a speech with included something like...
"This virus is serious. Buy a mask now and wear it. Keep your hands clean. Social distance.
I will be working closely with our Governors to stop/slow this virus so that it doesn't affect our country in any major way. We WILL keep the damage to a minimum. God Bless You. And may God Bless America."
Personally I am grateful that we dodged the bullet of having Clinton in office. We already saw how badly she screwed the pooch in Banghazi.
You would of accused him of trying to distract everyones attention away from the ridiculous impeachment going on at the time.
Personally I am grateful that we dodged the bullet of having Clinton in office. We already saw how badly she screwed the pooch in Banghazi. I cant fathom how badly she would of done in a pandemic. Thankfully we will never know.
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